Students play in stock company six nights and two matinees FALL TERM OPENS OCTOBER 1st. Registration limited. Write for Catalogue to the Director, Clare Tree Major. 1230 Fifth Avenue New York City YOUR STAGE LIGHTING problems may be answered by the use of our scientifically designed and highly efficient stage lighting units. It has been demonstrated that our 9" Cube Box Lights are versatile and fill many exacting requirements. Our "Soft-Edge" group has grown from two sizes of incandescent Spot Lights to at present include Teaser and Tormentor hoods. These modern units are all giving new and unique features to the art of stage illumination. PEVEAR COLOR SPECIALTY CO. Applications for Winter Class received now. Details on request. Classes limited to twelve. Lecture privileges by special arrangement. COURSE IN DESIGN AS IT PERTAINS TO THE VISUAL SIDE OF DRAMATIC PRODUCTION In writing to Advertisers please mention the Theatre Arts Magazine "I think it is of real importance to the growth of the theatre in America that THEATRE ARTS MĂGAZINE should be expanded from a quarterly into a monthly magazine” Eugene O'Neill Otis Skinner Walter Prichard Eaton THEATRE ARTS--A MONTHLY FOR OR more than two years the editors of Theatre Arts Magazine have listened to friendly demands for monthly instead of quarterly publication. Actors and playwrights have joined with critics and playgoers in insisting that Theatre Arts should meet the opportunities and the needs of our burgeoning theatre with more timely and more complete presentation of fact and criticism. Directors and designers, architects of the theatre, leaders of the little theatre movement have asked for more frequent articles on modern theatre construction, playwriting, acting; for fuller records of interesting special performances, for more new plays, more extensive book reviews, more news-in short, for a better proportioned and more complete correlation of all the arts of the theatre. And so Theatre Arts will become Theatre Arts Monthly with the January issue. Each number will contain as much text and as many illustrations as in the past. The format, however will be slightly larger and squarer, enabling the pictures. in particular, to show to better advantage. The editors have determined on a number of additions including: Fuller news of every phase of progress in the professional and art theatres of America and Europe. An editorial department presenting a definitive and creative point of view. News of the Little Theatre throughout the world. More extensive book reviews and articles on plays and playwrights. As long as good plays are available a play will be included, probably with full-length plays in the summer. The old subscription price of $2.00 for the four quarterly issues will become $4.00 for the twelve monthly numbers. The editors feel able to give three times as much at only twice the former price because of the increased interest already evident in the enlarged publication. Individual issues will be 50c. EDITH J. R. ISAACS of the THEATRE GUILD? There are no membership dues Privileges include I Theatre Tickets for Guild 2 A special production for mem- THEATRE 3 Lectures by members of the Blanks and Information may be had on THE THEATRE GUILD THEATRE ARTS MAGAZINE COMPLETE SETS OF THE QUARTERLY $28.00 unbound-Volumes I-VII---bound $40.00 Prices unbound: Volume I, $7.50; Volume II, $3.00. Volume III, $7.50; Volume IV, $4.50; Volume V, $3.25; Volume VI, $3.75; Volume VII, $2.50 (Volumes I and III sold only to complete sets) N-B. Until November 1, 1923, Theatre Arts Magazine will bind SEE SECOND FRONT ADVERTISING PAGE FOR 7 East 42nd St. Theatre Arts Magazine New York City In writing to Advertisers please mention the Theatre Arts Magazine |